India Could Play Role in Restoring Ukraine Peace, Poland Says

(Bloomberg) -- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said India could play a crucial role in restoring peace in Ukraine following his meeting with Narendra Modi in Warsaw.

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Modi, who is scheduled to visit Ukraine on Friday, is attempting to balance ties with the West after facing backlash from the US for his high-profile visit to Russia last month to meet President Vladimir Putin.

Tusk said he was very happy that Modi expressed interest in a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine. “I’m convinced that your role in achieving peace will be crucial,” the Polish prime minister said.

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